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On Dionysian lysis

open access: yesRevista Archai, 2020
Cet article est une étude sur la lysis, la « libération » dionysiaque. On commence avec la suggestion que dans la description de la mania telestike dans le Phèdre 244d-245a, le meilleur candidat parmi les pratiques cultuelles dionysiaques à l’opération de soustraction résultante de la rhétorique socratique c’est la transe ménadique (I).
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THE CLASH BETWEEN PRIDE AND JOY, FORM AND ECSTACY IN THE CROWN: APOLLONIAN ELIZABETH AND DIONYSIAN MARGARET

open access: yesAnkara Üniversitesi Dil ve Tarih-Coğrafya Fakültesi Dergisi
This article offers a Nietzschean interpretation of Netflix’s historical drama The Crown, focusing on the dialectical tension between Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret as dramatized in the show’s first two seasons. Drawing on Friedrich Nietzsche’s
Gökhan Albayrak
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THE DIONYSIAC RUPTURE IN EQUUS: A NIETZSCHEAN PERSPECTIVE ON PETER SHAFFER’S MODERN TRAGEDY

open access: yesAnkara Üniversitesi Dil ve Tarih-Coğrafya Fakültesi Dergisi
This paper aims to explore Peter Shaffer’s ritualistic play Equus (1973) by means of utilising Nietzsche’s interpretation of ancient Greek tragedy which is based on the collision between the Apollonian impulse and the Dionysian impulse.
Gökhan Albayrak
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On the history of transmission of the Vision of Carpus in Church Slavonic tradition [PDF]

open access: yesSCHOLE, 2008
An article by Vladimir Itkin (a former curator of the Department of Manuscripts, State Public Library in Science and Technology, Novosibirsk) on a fragment of the Dionysian corpus, “A vision of St.
Itkin, Vladimir
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God Dwelling in the Clouds: The Dionysian Idea of the Triple Divine Darkness

open access: yesReligions
The God on Mount Sinai is the most widely used figure in Christian Negative Theology, with Dionysius Areopagita being its most famous interpreter. As Denys Turner described in his work The Darkness of God, the Dionysian God dwelling in the darkness has ...
Jiansong Nie
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Dionysian Fantasies and Queer Subtext in Filippo de Pisis’ Male Nudes

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The Italian painter Filippo de Pisis (1896-1956) often used references to Dionysians and Arcadian subjects to emphasize the homoerotic connotations associated with the representation of the male body. Sometimes, de Pisis represents a Dionysian male nude
Sara Vitacca
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